MN Lisa’s Comments (group member since Jul 20, 2023)

MN Lisa’s comments from the Hooked on Books group.

Janeylou wrote: "Ive currently got 24 partner/ team challenges , plus 1 x solo .i dont usually do solo ones as i always forget to update"
You've got me beat. I"m in 22 partner/team and 1 solo.

Julia wrote: "Same, I just can't say no to a good reading challenge. I was on a team with Jessica for the MM Scavenger Hunt, and she would always mention some exciting new challenge and encourage us to sign up, ..."

We are so excited to have her too!! Another Spreadsheet junkie!!!

I finished too. I'll wait tile Janine and Danielle start/finish to comment.

Team Name: The Final Cut - Chapter 8
Link to Team Thread: https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...
Link To Team Spreadsheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/...

🗝️ Week 4 Response
Some keys are forged in pattern.
Whether you leaned in or tried to break free, you told us something.

Were you right about how your partner felt about their trope—or totally off?

Ok. I read Black and Brown they are ex military who are recruited to a secret organization that assassinates people. I know that sounds like Sinner, but they are trying to do the right thing, even though they kill people and when they are told that they might be on the wrong, they work to make it right.

So...Bridge: Both about killers?

🔐 Week 4 Prompt: Pick a Trope, Any Trope
This lock is a little more dramatic than the others. It wants a twist.
Choose a book with a trope you either love, hate, or can’t stop reading.
Enemies to lovers. Found family. Secret royalty. You know the type.
Your partner has to guess how you feel about it.

If I had just looked at the book and not your reflection or any of your reading history I would have thought you were missing reading about strong powerful women. She sounds like a badass.

🗝️ Week 3 Response
This key slipped into place like it had been waiting for you.
Maybe the stories we resist are the ones we need most.

What gap do you think your partner’s book filled for them—and was it the one you expected?

Week 3:
Sticky For You
Read: 10/1/2025
Pages: 146 Pages
Reflection: I've been avoiding this because its low pages and I'm in a few challenges that are the more pages the more points, but I needed an author who writes under a pseudonym and JP Sayle does.

Catsalive wrote: "MN Lisa wrote: "🗝️ Week 2 Response
Looks can be deceiving.
But sometimes… they’re not.

If your partner had chosen your cover instead, how do you think their reading experience would differ from yo..."
I am not a cozy mystery person. I've read a few for challenges and they aren't bad, but if I'm reading something like that, I'm more into the deep mystery of it. Cozies always seem more fluffy to me.

🗝️ Week 4 Response
Some keys are forged in pattern.
Whether you leaned in or tried to break free, you told us something.

Were you right about how your partner felt about their trope—or totally off?

🗝️ Week 4 Response
Some keys are forged in pattern.
Whether you leaned in or tried to break free, you told us something.

Were you right about how your partner felt about their trope—or totally off?

🗝️ Week 4 Response
Some keys are forged in pattern.
Whether you leaned in or tried to break free, you told us something.

Were you right about how your partner felt about their trope—or totally off?

🗝️ Week 4 Response
Some keys are forged in pattern.
Whether you leaned in or tried to break free, you told us something.

Were you right about how your partner felt about their trope—or totally off?

🗝️ Week 4 Response
Some keys are forged in pattern.
Whether you leaned in or tried to break free, you told us something.

Were you right about how your partner felt about their trope—or totally off?

Any one have recommendations: Read a book involving a dangerous double or doppelgänger. Bonus if it works for Berit's :)

I fix it Janine.

🔐 Week 5 Prompt: Through Their Eyes
The fifth lock is not yours to open alone.
Choose a book that helps you better understand someone else’s perspective—real or fictional, historical or contemporary.
Someone different from you.


**I'm still travelling. i'll get to the checking later tonight

I can start this next week.